A good review of The Dawkins Delusion? at Thinking Christian.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiNDGiOSIc7csymDsmPqeLRRZREoPPen9E2Uh1mdK7P9Ch3lseOgFa0LlyREd3nO2H4HQP86arIPB1-x-mkKc6wkPuh92GsvJuw8lc6psHnfp_Ok75-pds-Rd6Kvz79N4IeCtiM/s200/God+Delusion.jpg)
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The McGraths travel quickly but with great effect along paths picking apart Dawkins's view of faith, which is a term he will only discuss under his own definition, ignoring the way people of faith actually use it; his misunderstanding of the classic theistic arguments; his philosophical errors in trying to show that science disproves God; the utter lack of evidence behind Dawkins's account of the origins of religious belief; the vacuous notion of the meme; unsupportable assertions about religion and violence; and Dawkins's disregard of piles of evidence showing that religious belief is associated with human well-being. [the review]The Dawkins Delusion?
Thank you for the link and the encouraging word, Jim.
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